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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-04-01
THE TEMPLE OF FASHION.

BY the last steamer from San
Francisco, Mr.. Ehrlich, of the
Temple of Fashion, returned to
Honolulu, bringing along with him a
large stock of goods, selected by
him in person specially for this
market, his long experience in bust
ness here enabling him to Judge
accurately of local requirements.
The time since the arrival of the
steamer has been busily employed
in unpacking, marking, arranging,
and otherwise arranging for grand
opening. Preparations being COM
pleted, Mr.. Ehrlick has announced
tomorrow, Saturday, April End, as
the day when he will be pleased to
meet the general public at the
Temple of Fashion. A representa-
tive of the BULLETIN made short
visit to that establishment to-day, to
satisfy curiosity and gain informa-
ton, and was surprised with the ex-
tensivencss and variety of the new
stock. The show windows attract
notice from the outside, by the
articles exhibited and their artistic
arrangement. The first window,
going up from the wharf, is decorat-
ed with great variety of pretty
calico prints, with an inscription in
large letters which reads, "Your
choice, 10 yards for ST." The next
window above exhibits beautiful
display of ladies' dress goods, light
and airy, precisely adapted to this
warm weather. Silk and satin hand
kerchiefs, scents, &c. beautify the
third window. The fourth and last
teens with hats and bonnets, trimm-
ed and untrimmed. Going inside,
one is bewildered with the gorgeous
display. Shawls, delicate laces,
ribands of every color and shade of
color, ladies' boots, shoes, and
hosiery, trunks, &c. &c. Any des-
cription that might be written can
not convey complete idea of the
reality. The only advice our re-
porter con offer is, Ego and see for
yourselves. You will be politely re-
cclved and served" Tomorrow is
the grand opening day.
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Bishops 6 and Robertson's 8.

Bishops and Robertson's 8.
The offices having been filed,
Major V. V. Ashford invited the
battalion to partake of some refresh
ments. Coffee, lemonade, and
sandwiches were passed around in
abundance.
The following letter to the lady
donors of the Rihc-fag was then
read by w. A. Kinney
Honolulu, March 81, 1887.
TO the ladies who so kindly do
mated our flag-Ladios: 1t is said
that opposites seek each other, and
it is this perhaps that accounts for
the fact that the harsh and dark
side of military life seeks relief in
brilliant trappings and gay sur
roundings, paramount over all of
which stands the flag.
1t is noticeable that while the flag
is of no practical utility either as a
weapon of attack or defense, it is
yet the first thing that the soldier
will fight for, and the last that he
will desert, the gun and cannon
often being abandoned to save q
beautiful but helpless flag.
This illustrates the force of senti-
ment and its power through very
weakness to accomplish great
results.
In the same way permit us to say
that woman, though in one sense
helpless in matters military, is still
far more potent to inspire courage
and devotion in the soldier, and to
secure success, than mere numbers
of men.
And it is our belief that the same
spirit that led you to present us
with our flag will lead you to follow
us with your support in the future,
and that support Will be measured
to us according to the needs of the
hour.
In accepting this flag we look
upon it, not simply as the flag of
our battalion nor of the Hawaiian
aborigines-not as the flag of any
one race or class or clique-but
equally the flag of all, an emblem of
the land itself, the place of the
birth of many of us-thc adopted
home ofmany more.
And in this broad and rapidly de-
veloping sense we can certainly
pledge our fidelity to this bright
and beautiful emblem of bright
and beautiful land, and that its
honor, IN. the words of our battalion
motto, we will stand sever ready"
to defend.
With highest respect, we remain,
The HONOLULU RIFLES.
BY their Committee:
w. A. KINNEY,
w. Il. RowELL,
+. +. BISHOP.
The business wound up at IL
O'Clock, with three rousing cheers
for His Majesty the King.
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YE ON TYNE CONCERTO

OF Sacrcde and WOrldlie tunes to be
sunge and played by n quire of diverse
comcly damozels and youths of maze
full skylle ON We nyte of We Friday
next, We LIST of April.
Ne Harpdchord Founders and Fiddle
fcrapers will give goode cheere, and We
tnneful fingers will stryve for We goodc
mnilcal doing.
We folks actyng will be attyrcd in
goodely coftume of we tyne, but with
ont vanity or ovcrwOrldlienefs withal
When We last piece has been founded it
fhall be time for zee to bctakc zee
home.
Ye Cosnomen of fome of Yc Folkc
actyng.
Ye timeift and fyngipge matter,
lIodijah Lookalive Adlibtum Thnrf-
ton.
Yc townc fiddler, Jcddcdab Eiiakim
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Yarndley, who iiddlith with diverfc new
methods.
Ye EIarpilchord FOUNDER fhall b,
who knowcth much of We worldlie tunes
and ftraincth ye harpfchord with mighty
skyllc.
Some of We women and men fingers
Whole bynamcs are vcrilic o'crlong tC
prynte and are herein shortened.
Betty Beginagain Parkc.
Aramantha Intcniity Cr,,zan. I've
parton wife who is fkilled in manage
mcnt.)
Salamanca Experience Brown. one
of We women vt ingcth iinglie.
.Jcrrfha Expiration landlord, we'll
known to We mutlck folke.
Solitary Ann Young.
Abigail Manshaker Mooar.
Marcclina Anaftafla Hopper.
l.orintha Fidelia Dickfon.
Anodyne Comeagain Auftin.
Seraphina Shouter King.
joyful Economy Greene, and many
others Whole names we prynter will not
pryntc for We length thereof.
Some of yc men fingers WalkabOut
Emergency Morfc, we man of much
iizc.
Jonifla Toniilitis Watcrhoufe.
Obadiah Holdback Starkey.
Walleyhame Whfchway Hall.
Full o found Goodenoligh Armstrong
Timothy Howlabit Van Slyke and
Others who will be feen when We nyte
comes.
We new tangled horns called yc SAKE
horns play for We fingers and we violon
also, pcradventure itrings be forth
coming for We fame.
Notiffe well; We concerto will be in We
create mufick hall OH We Friday nyte
next. Yc entrance mite at we big door
will be s Yorkc fhillings q Dollar and
We upper ftorie mite fhall be Yorke
Fittings 600 cents.)
Ye feats may be chofen and We fame
marked on We diagram at we informa-
ton office Of j. T.. Brown OH We Mer-
chant street.
Ye bigge door will be unbarred at
7-30 of We timeift's watch and We cham
tor will found his tuneing fork for We
concerto ut of We watch.
Ye titheing man will take notice of
undue lcvity and fparking at we con-
certc.
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the M0LTEn0 CASE.
A GENERAL DISAPPOINTMENT.

Shortly after o'clock this morn
ing, the approaches to the Police
Station somewhat resembled the
approach to the Opera House on the
night of the late Honolulu Minstrel
performances. Carriages drove up
every now and then, and from each
stepped forth females fashionably
dressed. The admission being free,
there was full attendance, of
course, but strange to say the gen
eral public did not rush for the
front seats as in a theatre, there
being kind Of general understand
ing that they were reserved for the
ladies. AS the hour of opening APP
preached the parqucttc was filed,
while the standing room in the rear
was almost crowded. Several police
officers were in attendance and the
decorum observed was commend
able. The variegated colors of the
dresses in which the ladies appeared
added to the gaiety of the scene,
and tended somewhat TO relieve
the court Of that solemnity, with
which it is generally clothed. The
attendance of ladies exceeded that
of yesterday by three, there being
twenty-one present this morning.
Molteno was first called up to re-
ceive sentence for selling spirituous
liquors without licence, ho having
pleaded guilty to that charge.
The Hon. Paul Neumann, counsel
for the defendant, made few re-
marks on behalf of his client before
sentence was passed, in which he
said, that Molteno was wcll-known
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All are Invited.
BAND CONCERT,

The Royal Hawaiian Band will
play at Emma Square tomorrow after
noon, commencing at 4:30 O'Clock.
Following is the programme 8
Overture-Pctcr Schwroll. .... Weber
Dance-Thc Duchess (new). .........
.NcWcOmDc
Two Ballads-Ihc Shepherd, Adleu
tneW) ....''.' .,......''' .ScnuDert
GavOttc-Sweathcar (new).. .Burald
Observation-Disclosures (new).
Observation-Disclosures. Schubert
Waltz-Flowcrs of Joy (new).. .Gung'l
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PASSENGERS.

From Kauai, per steamer Waialcalc,
April 1st-NIr and Mrs II a Maciie, Jr,
nurse and 3 children, Mr. and Mrs
Schamhoon, Mr. Brettervile and deck.
For Mani and Hawaii, per steamer w
G. Hall, April 1st-Nliss Vida. Master
Vida. Miss Mandc Baldwin. A Enos, l
Sherwood, Mrs $ Nowleign, Mr. Bailey,
Mr. Baldwin. Miss A llaylcy, $ Selig
(VOD and IS deck
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SHARP SHOOTING.

Some stall shooting" by Mr.. e.
b. Wilson yesterday, at 400 yards,
is given below, After two sighting
shots Ga miss and ~, Mr.. Wilson
made the following score with a
"Sharps-Brochard Rifle" SO 8 3 8
8 4 A 5 8 ) 3 8 (l5 shots)
Up. A springfield" rifle was
then used with the following result
8 . 3 . 3 . 4 4 A az shots)
30.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-04-01

A BETTER cxemplication OF April
Fools Day could not have occurred
than the Molteno case this morning
ut the Police Court. About 80 of the
public including well-known gentle
men, was amongst those who were
dunpd
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as the keeper of the Kapiolani Bath
House, where little dances were in
dulged in. Instead of going to bar
rooms, people went there to have a
little recreation. There was moth
ing to show that there was a sys-
tematic selling of liquor. On hear
ing the circumstances of the case
he (Mr. Neumann) told Molteno
that lie had no business to accept
remuneration for the liquors con-
sumed on his premises. He pointed
out to His Honor that this was the
first case of the kind in which Mol
teno had been involved and he
therefore asked, this being his first
offense, that it be taken into con-
sideration.
His Honor said prior to passing
sentence on the prisoner:
"fou have pleaded guilty to the
charge of selling liquors without
license, and this (ponting TO several
cases of beer, gin, champagne, etc. }
is part of your stock, n pretty good
stock for u well-appointed barroom.
1t is sufficient to show that bar
room business was going on. Others
pay heavy licences for the purpose
of carrying on this business, but
you have been selling without pay
ing liccnce. The bath house was
only blind for selling liquors.
After the hour for closing the regu-
larry licensed houses, people re-
sorted to your place for the pur-
pose of having "a good time"
Licensed houses for selling after
hours are liable to forfeit their
licence and bond. After carefully
considering the circumstances of
your case, i find you guilty. The
law provides for this offense, fine
of not less than 500 and not more
than $500. / would not be doing
my duty by letting you off lightly,
and therefore impose upon you q
fine of 500, and costs of Courts,
$500"
KEEPING DIsoRDERLY HOUSE.
Molteno was then arraigned for
keeping a disorderly house, to which
charge he had previously pleaded
not guilty. Mr.. Peterson, for the
Crown, requested that this case be
continued until moved on, due
notice of any further proceeding to
be given to counsel for defence.
A general exodus was then made
from the Court room, and a feeling
of relief evinced by many who had
been supGnaed as witnesses in this
case.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-04-01

THE Honolulu Steam Laundry is
gaining in favor with the public, as
evidenced by weekly increase in
the number of patrons. This may
also be taken as an indication Of
quality of work.
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CARCOES FROM ISLAND PORTS.

Stmr Waialeale--2.5G7 bags sugar, 525
bags paddy, and 81 green hides.
Stmr JAS Makee-l,S7S bags sugar, 49S
bags paddy.
Stmr Iwalani- G,305 bags sugar.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-04-01

THE next moonlight concerts will
take place on Monday, 4th April, at
the Hawaiian Hotel, Tuesday the
9th ut Emma Square, and on Thurs
day, the It'll, for the first time, at
Thomas Square.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-04-01

Mr.. Frank Hustace scored 80
points with ten shots at 200 yards on
Thursday. 1t was Mr.. Hustace's
first attempt to hit IL target, and he
carries marks of remembrance on his
right shoulder.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-04-01

SPECIAL attention is directed to
a long and interesting communica-
ton from IIilo, detailing II remark
able discovery!
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-04-01

Mrs. Roe's horse and carriage ran
away yesterday afternoon. The
horse is all right, but the carriage is
in the hospital.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-04-01

PEOPLE having valuable dogs in
the vicinity OF the fishmarket, were
notified yesterday to hide their
CANNES, as all the miserable NANCY
ours were to be poisoned.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-04-01

"GoRDoN," advertised MS lost, has
been recovered. And where do you
think the little rascal was found?
Down at the Kapiolani Bath House.
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Mr.. Otremba has presented to the
Honolulu Rifles n fine bust OF His
Majesty.
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The Court will sit in banco on
Thursday and Friday, the 7th and
Sth instant.
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BLUE RIBBON LEAGUE.

Following is the programme of
the Blue Ribbon League entertain
ment, at the Y. M. G. A. Hall,
Saturday evening, April End.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-04-01

THERE was brawl and u fight on
board the steamer Cummlns, just
previous to her departure last even
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-04-01

COPIES of rules of the Supreme
Court, superseding all others, may
now be procured at the Court offices.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-04-01

Mr.. Putnam, American Consul,
and his daughter, Miss Eva, are stop
ping mt the Dudoit mansion.
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CANDIDATES for admission to prac-
tisc law will be examined on Monday,
the 18th instant, ut 10 o'clock A. NJ.
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DEPARTURES.

Stmr w G Hall for Lahaina, Maalaca
Kona and kau at loan
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Che 9aily g allstin.
FRIDAY, APRIL 1. 1887.
ARRIVALS.

April l.
Stm Waialeale from Kauai
Stmr Iwalani from Hamakua
Stmr Jas Makcc from Kauai
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LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

The w. S. Bovine will sail ut |
o'clock tomorrow.
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MlIarvard's law department is to
publish law monthly.
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VESSELS LEAVING TOMORROW

Blk Hydra for Hougkong
Schr w $ Bovine for San Francisco
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Beiudes. Sas Gonaert, beiien BRO.
gromm elm ebenio reidbaltises als suts
getpdbltes mar, fanb lebbaften 8sifal.
Dur9 bic 8ergr6Berung ieines pabils
Ions bat 5err Mutb i~ibrigens bafir
Gorge getraeen, baB bieie 10 beliebt ges
tuoroenen &on3erte aud mad @intritt
Der rauberen Sabres3eit ni6t aussufals
len brauden, fonbern in iepem eerdu'
migen unb bebasli6en pabilon ffatt
finben f6nuen. Serr Mutb bat bic
@enugtbuung, baB ieinem regea unter'
nebmunssgeife unb feinem 8emiiben,
ben 8euObnern Sun Nntonios elm
@artensGOcal erlter 2lafe au beridafs
fen, au6 Sic anertennung ni9t per'
fagt bIeibt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-03
Die SlbiGdtumg bes ffeuerbareu
Gigentbuns 1T 8erar Gpmntb.

3a66em Der County : afefOr Door
Die &ebifon Der 6teuer , &ollen oes
@ountbs bolenbet bat, bat es f9 bers
ausgeffelt, baB Der Wertb bes feuerba.
rem @igentnums BON 8erar @Duntp niht
ullbebeutenb 5ugenommen bat. mas in
Mnbetra6t Der anbaItenben Otirre iudb=
reno beg Sommers ni6t genuq berDDrs
eeboben tDerben fonn. Die 8afis Der
Befeuerung, auf pel1er bic Nbihabuns
gen porgenommen tpurben, 1T rs Gents
anf 800, gegen 785 Gents i'm Sabre
1886. Na9 bieier Sor : Rate beIduit
fi9 Die @eiammiiumme Der fir bieles
Sabr fdligen Staatss unb g~ountbffeus
ern auf 1854, 405. IA.
Die 3abl Der absei6dbten older 2anb
belduft ii6 auf 802, 1923, NIT einem
Wertbe bon So. 261, 592 = cine 3unab.
me BON 1926, COL geger bas leBte Sabr.
Ser @efammtnertb bon, gilenbabns
gigentbum 1T auf $494. 528 abgef9dbt
porben. b. 3. UNI $40, 808 mebr aIs i'm
Sabre 1886.
Ser Wertb BIN ffdbtif9en @runbfi-
den wurOe auf $11 .561, $50 absef6dbt,
geaen $1l, zoe. 446 i'm IeBten Sabre,
tuas cine 3unabme bon 1858, 123.
S%abingege1 3eigte Der g eiammttpertb
bes CUR Nbf9dbung gelangenben &inbs
piebs ($278, 702) cine Nbnabme bon
$61, 437 gegen bas borige Sabr.
Die Waaren unb Raufmannsgiiter
i'm @Ountp finb ouf $1,272, us obges
f9dBt uorben, B. 3. auf $57, 1855 mebr
dig i'm bOrigen Sabre.
@igentbum perf9iebener Dirt, bas fh
In feline Der borbereebenben glaFen einz
reiben ldBt, tpurbe arf 81. 781, $50 obs
gei@dBt, b. 3. INN SIG, 936 meniger,
als i'm porigen Sabre.
Sie @iienbabn.S usioien.S Sore, mel.
DE aus ber @eiammtifeuer bon 1884,
405 gu cOllectiren III, belduft fid fit
bas Sabr 1887 auf $13. 1918